Construction Management
Construction Management
Foundation Degree in Construction Management
The Degree Apprenticeship is delivered in partnership with the University of Wales, Trinity St David, (UWTSD).
Ready for a career that builds more than just structures? Turn ambition into opportunity with our Construction Management programmes – designed to help you change direction or move up in a thriving industry.
Fees are per academic year, subject to change
Is this course right for me?
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The Degree Apprenticeship programme is for those who are working in the industry and are on the path to a role in the construction management sector of the construction industry. You must be employed in a relevant role for this course.
You will study 1 day per week for 18 months at Pembrokeshire College with the remainder of the programme delivered at UWTSD
No tuition fees – fully funded by Welsh Government
This course normally runs one day per week, over 18 months, starting in September 2026 and ending in February 2028
Please note that the surveying module is run in addition to the main course in 8 full-day sessions, usually in the spring term. This means that learners will have to attend 2 day per week for 8 weeks.
The college is an associated body of the University of Wales and designated as a University of Wales Technical Institute (UWTI). It works in partnership with Pembrokeshire College, Coleg Sir Gâr, Coleg Ceredigion, Cardiff & Vale College and NPTC Group of Colleges to develop higher technical education and employer-led training and innovation. Working within a confederal structure, the network of Technical Institutes is informed by the needs of employers and aims to promote equality of opportunity and encourage participation in tertiary education.
Learners participating in courses provided by the college as a University of Wales Technical Institute receive an award validated by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David.
What are the entry requirements?
- GCSEs at grade C or above to include English Language/First Language Welsh and Mathematics/Numeracy
- 32 UCAS Tariff points from A-level or vocational qualification
- Direct admission for applicants who have been out of full-time education for more than two years will be considered based on previous learning or experience
- Each application is considered on individual merit
- Entry may be subject to interview
Current student - what are the entry requirements?
- Successful completion of relevant programme (including skills) and decision from progression board meeting
- 32 UCAS Tariff points from A-level or vocational qualification
What will I learn?
The course is designed to provide learners with the underpinning knowledge and understanding of the regulatory, technological, social, legal and economic context of construction management.
Modules to be studied include:
- Digital Technology CAD
- Fundamentals of construction technology
- Health, safety and welfare in construction
- Law for the built environment
- Skills for professional practice
- Building services – building comfort
- Construction materials
- Procurement process
- Digital Technology
- Digital surveying and highway design
- Engineering and construction surveying
This course allows learners to combine work experience and academic study to gain the knowledge and skills employers really want.
Can I do this course in Welsh?
How will I be assessed?
- Assignment work
- Written examination
What can I do next?
Future career options include:
Construction project manager or management in the design and build sector or self-employment within the construction industry.
If you are not working in a relevant, you can apply for our HNC Construction Management course which mirrors the first 18 months of the degree course.
Do I need to bring/buy any equipment?
- Stationery - you will be told about any specific items before you start the course
- You may be eligible for funding. Find out more on our student finance page
